Superior TeleStacker conveyors are an alternative to the use of labor-intensive cranes and clamshell buckets, cable stackers and other more costly stationary ship loading systems.

Superior Industries, a manufacturer of conveyor systems and components, offers a range of cost-efficient barge and ship loading/unloading solutions with its TeleStacker conveyor systems. The conveyors are custom-configured to meet the requirements of specific marine handling applications.

While delivering the advantages of a lower capital investment, shorter lead times and quick onsite assembly, Superior TeleStacker conveyors are an ideal and environmentally-friendly alternative to the use of labor-intensive cranes and clamshell buckets, cable stackers and other more costly stationary ship loading systems, according to the manufacturer.

Systems are sized for the application with conveyor lengths from 110 to 190-ft. (33.5 to 58 m); belt widths of 30 to 72-in. (76 to 183 cm); and capacities ranging from 500 to 5,000-tons (453 to 4,536 t) per hour.

Each customized TeleStacker conveyor is designed and engineered to perform both load and unload functions, while providing highly mobile flexibility with the three key travel modes required for effective marine material handling: 1) an inline travel mode; 2) a dock travel or transverse travel mode with 360-degree rotation; and 3) a radial travel or tow mode.

Systems are equipped with a mobile pivot base that allows free-ranging transfer point mobility; and a fixed-width head axle with a swiveling wheel carriage that allows rotation into each mode. Axle jacks relieve the weight, a hydraulic pin is released and the unit swivels into the next position. With push-button operation on the control panel, changing from one mode to another is quick, easy and safe. All load and unload functions can be operated via the control panel or with a wireless remote belly pack.

A complete range of options are available for environmentally-sound operation and precision loading. Mainframe and stinger belt covers eliminate any dust emission or material spillage, while full-length drip pans prevent carryback material from spilling onto the dock or polluting water resources. A telescoping discharge chute is available to control dust emission and material drop height during loading; and a 360-degree, rotating trimming spoon can be combined with the telescoping discharge chute for clean, even and fine-tuned trimming around the hatches when loading.

For more information, call 320/589-7085 or visit www.superior-ind.com.

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